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Published on 24 Oct 11 by QUEENSLAND DIVISION, THE TAX INSTITUTE

This paper covers:

  • should you sell the business or the company?
  • will the small business CGT concessions be available?
  • the current position on earnouts
  • dealing with the various components of the sale consideration.

Author profile

Ashutosh Chotai CTA
Ash is a Director with Chotais Chartered Accountants in Brisbane and has in excess of 25 years’ experience in the provision of tax and business advice to small and medium enterprises and high net wealth persons. His areas of interest include business and asset structuring, asset protection and estate planning. Ash is a former Queensland State Chairman and State Councillor of The Tax Institute, and a former member of the National Education Committee, and is a regular presenter for The Tax Institute and other professional bodies. - Current at 13 December 2018
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Debt or equity

Author(s):  Teresa DYSON

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Expansion/restructure

Author(s):  Linda Tapiolas

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Sale of a business

Author(s):  Ash CHOTAI

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Winding up companies and trusts

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